A heart rate monitor is a common cycling tool, but it may not accurately reflect effort due to factors like cardiac drift. Instead, cyclists should consider using Rate of Perceived Exertion (RPE) and power meters for more precise training. Combining these methods offers a clearer understanding of fitness and performance improvement.
You've put in the miles, honed your power, and meticulously followed your training plan. Race day arrives, the gun goes off, and you're feeling fantastic. You hit your initial splits, the crowd is cheering, and for a glorious stretch, everything feels perfect. Then, halfway through, whether it's a marathon, a long-distance triathlon, or a grueling … Continue reading Endurance Explained: Predictive Pacing & Race Strategy – How AI Helps You Execute the Perfect Race
In recent years, smart trainers have become a cornerstone of indoor cycling training, offering cyclists a highly effective way to train during the off-season or on rainy days. Unlike traditional trainers, which provide a static resistance based on rider effort, smart trainers use advanced technology to deliver dynamic resistance and integrate seamlessly with virtual platforms … Continue reading Science Behind Smart Trainers: Are They Worth the Investment?
